> I really doubt the fine tuning of the edge matters that much. Try it and see.. Note that when you race, you often do it on watered+salted hills where hundred

> I really doubt the fine tuning of the edge matters that much. Try it and see.. Note that when you race, you often do it on watered+salted hills where hundred people have followed the exact same track. Really icy. It also might be a thing we're you're just not good enough to notice. I don't mean that as a slight, but seriously changing the angle of the edge of a ski is basically like racing a completely different pair. The feel of how it engages can quickly become too aggressive or lax.